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Trump strikes SA after G20 Summit, bags of cash and bribery – Political analyst unpacks week
JOHANNESBURG – From US President Donald Trump reacting to South Africa’s successful hosting of the G20 Summit to bags of cash, bribery and links to
Opinion: Kenya must fix the student funding system
Kenya’s new 5 per cent penalty on employers who fail to remit student-loan deductions has drawn criticism as an inadequate centrepiece for reform. The writer
Côte d’Ivoire, Mali and Burkina Faso: a shared history collides with political fractures
Côte d’Ivoire, Mali and Burkina Faso: a shared history collides with political fractures | African Arguments By continuing to
What Kenya should do to gain fully from duty China duty-free trade
In March 2026, Kenya flagged off the first consignment of Kenyan exports to China under the Kenya–China Early Harvest Agreement. Through this Agreement, Kenyan exporters
How bad politics holds back Kenya’s first world ambitions
Kenya has long possessed the ingredients needed to become one of Africa’s leading economic powers. Its strategic position along the Indian Ocean makes it
The political economy of refugee vulnerability
Despite lacking political power themselves, refugees’ vulnerability has been converted into value by those with power, writes Yohannes Woldemariam. Refugees possess little formal political power.
Who is sleeping on the job as online financial fraudsters operate freely?
On a December morning in 2007, Kenyans woke up to one of the country’s biggest financial scandals. Hundreds of thousands of people had lost an
Africa’s much-awaited rise will be powered by nature
Africa steps into this new year standing at an inflection point, one defined not by what the world once promised to do for the continent,
Kenya appears desperate to destroy herself
Scenes during post-election violence in Kawangware, Nairobi on October 27, 2017.[File, Standard] Kenya has walked this dangerous road before, marked by political deceit, weak institutions
“Resource Curse” revisited – The political economy of nationalised oil and minerals in Africa
John Quinn‘s Majority State Ownership of Oil and Mining Sectors in Africa examines how nationalising natural resources shaped the economic and political trajectories of post-independence